MÜZLI invites its former and current students to an informal conversation. The Institute of Engineering and Business Development Innovation of the University of Debrecen will organize the MÜZLI Alumni Party on April 5 with the intention of creating a tradition, where the participants will be able to ask the master lecturers.
The MÜZLI Alumni Party will be held for the first time on Tuesday, April 5, at 6 pm at the oDEon University Theater. The former and current students of the MÜZLI courses can meet and talk with the master lecturers of the Institute of Engineering and Business Development Innovation (MÜZLI), with specialists in key positions in the domestic and international corporate sector.
The master teachers of MÜZLI not only share their experiences with the students of DE, but their activities are also much more complex. It is part of their social responsibility to give back what they have received through their successes. Because of their serious sense of mission, they also support the development of students’ talent through a foundation. The MÜZLI Alumni Party creates an opportunity for the distant business leaders and the student community to get closer to each other –
Patrícia Becsky-Nagy, secretary of MÜZLI, told hirek.unideb.hu.
After the opening of the event, the MÜZLI master teachers will report on their career paths and life experiences in a roundtable discussion, and students will be able to ask them questions. MÜZLI’s master lecturers will take part in the discussion: Endre Ascsillán, head of MÜZLI, GE’s Vice President for Central Eastern Europe, Ino Mirkovic, UNESCO Ambassador, Gergő Lencsés, GE Power’s global value chain, Joerg Bauer, President and CEO of Tungsram Group Attila Ferik, ArisGlobal’s Chief Engineering Officer for European Engineering and Product Delivery, Attila Dezső, a member of Kúria’s Public Procurement Law Analysis Group, and Zsolt Bertalan, Group Technology and Innovation Director of MVM Zrt.
Students of the MÜZLI courses, which give an insight into the business and technological trends of the present and the future, the operation of competitive companies, can talk to their master instructors freely after the roundtable discussion.
In connection with the program, on Wednesday, April 6, Ino Mirkovic, ambassador of UNESCO and world-renowned violinist, master teacher of MÜZLI, will give a performance of Basics of Art Management 3 at the oDEon theater from 2 p.m.
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